BG Products Surpercharge II

[hal90000]

Has anyone been using this product? I live in Wichita Ks where BG products is located. There is one parts store that carries BG stuff OTC. All their parts people had to go to training in order to be able to sell. Or so the story goes. I was talking to one guy there and he said if you used BG44K to clean up a dirty system you can use the Supercharge II to keep it clean. You shouldn't have to use the 44k again. The product is listed at at bottom of the web page listed below.

http://www.bgprod.com/products/fuelair.html

[Infinitiguy19]

Its best to compare the MSDS and see which is missing more or more important chemicals.

But and easier solutions is to compare prices of the two then use the cheapest and see how the car performs, Then switch if the chaep one is not good enough.

Or you can ask BG and see what they reccomend as well.

[qship96]

BG, like most other automotive chemical marketers, pumps out a wide variety of chemical soups looking to blanket the market with quick fixes in constant search of a problem. The main difference is BG does its marketing to repair shops, who buy into the BG program as a huge profit center, whereas most other chemical companies market their canned soup directly to the end user {the car owner}

[hal90000]

I think the Supercharge II was just over $2.00 and I think he sugessted using it every third fill up.

[Infinitiguy19]

Thats around the same price as ISO-HEET wonder if they are simmilar in any way?

Actually here are the MSDS:

ISO-HEET:

Chemical Name CAS MIN MAXIsopropanol 67-63-0 99 99Proprietary Additive (none) 1 1Miscellaneous:CHEMICAL NAME LIMIT VALUESIsopropanol PEL 400 ppm PEL 980 mg/m3

Proprietary Additive (CAS#=Mixture) N/A

BG Suercharge II:

COMPONENT PERCENTAGE CAS No.PETROLEUM DISTILLATES Not Applicable MIXTURE

MINERAL SPIRITS Not Applicable 8052-41-3

TERTIARY BUTYLATED PHENOL Not Applicable 68610-06-0

ISOBUTYL ALCOHOL Not Applicable 78-83-1


Modified by ppastos at 9:41 PM 12/6/2008